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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
8
Large crowd attends graduation night as Dean Ham Hamilton speaks on rewarding study and school traditions. The silver loving cup honors the top student across four subjects, with past winners named and noted.
The Chateau Country Club opens its year with a mixed foursome next Sunday and Monday. G C Core, the club secretary, lists paired members and urges all players to contact partners, notify schedules, and submit scores after play. The club outlines a season of tournaments from June to September with open dates for other clubs. Memorial Day etiquette asks no golf 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and calls members to attend services.
E. E. Crawford son of Mr and Mrs Wm T Crawford of Bole and former Chateau teacher is promoted to district supervising principal of Napa Union High School and Napa elementary schools with a four year contract and a 6000 dollar yearly salary. He will begin duties at the start of the next school year.
Weeds demand large moisture, with common weeds using about 45 000 ten quart pails of water to produce a ton of dry matter.
A report notes the furrow drill rapidly replaces the ordinary drill for winter wheat planting where soil blowing and winter kill are serious. It urges early shallow cultivation to wake weed seeds blowing in from winter months and warns against deep soil stirring which wastes moisture.
After leaving Montana, Mr. Crawford became principal of an Idaho high school and three years ago was elected principal of the Napa Union High School, a position he has held with rapid reputation gains in educational circles. He was strongly recommended by Dr. Dears of Leland Stanford University for the new post.
When the weath er man frowned on the closing event of the school year last Friday Chateau grade school children and teachers held an indoor picnic. They played games and watched two film reels loaned by the Royal theatre, a feature of the day.
County Attorney Geo Coffey Jr explains criminal and civil duties under Montana herd laws. Owners permitting stock to run at large face misdemeanor charges. landowners may seize trespassing stock, hold it as agent for rightful owners, and pursue damages. If ownership is unknown, stock is handled through the State Livestock Commission with required notices and bonding.
Aware auctioneer announces a gentleman lost a wallet with one thousand dollars yesterday. Clerk reports a two hundred fifty dollar reward for return. Audience member quips two hundred and forty five amid crowd.
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